Wietse:
> You can un-quarantine (release from the 'hold' queue) a message
> with the "postsuper -H" command.
> See https://www.postfix.org/postsuper.1.html
ran...@skurelabs.com:
> We were able to quarantine the message by using appropriate
> QUARANTINE event in milter. But after we call quarantine, the
> message is not delivered to user, I think that is fine. But we
> were not able to find the message anywhere. How can we find that
> message and resend to user if needed.
Use the maillog file to find the queue ID for the message.
Look for the string "milter-hold". I am using 4LN9p23LK0zJrP1
in the example. Your queue ID will be different.
$ grep milter-hold /the/log/file
<timestamp> <host> cleanup[<pid>]: 4LN9p23LK0zJrP1: milter-hold:
<other stuff>: milter triggers HOLD action
Thie following gives more information about that message:
$ grep 4LN9p23LK0zJrP1 /the/log/file
That queue ID should also show up in the 'hold' queue when you use
the "mailq" command. Example:
$ mailq | grep '!'
4LN9p23LK0zJrP1! 983 Tue Jun 14 23:31:34 u...@example.com
Use the "postsuper -H" command to release the message from quarantine.
# postsuper -H 4LN9p23LK0zJrP1
$ postfix flush
$ grep 4LN9p23LK0zJrP1 /var/log/maillog
<timestamp> <host> postfix/postsuper[<pid>]: 4LN9p23LK0zJrP1:
released from hold
And perhaps some logging about email delivery.
Wietse
